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*4. " •• • •••,. 4,.."*•',11.' • ' .a••• _ 74) -• "N '•' • N. , .._i•' „ttILA.%.`: ;".).41,1):1;;'!;11` !it ~, t~: s ~~ a ~~ ktIMIBER 4833.) RIDAY, MARCH 1 I 1808. CPRI.C.k SIXPENCI THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE. rrin HOUSE OF COMMONS having come to the following RESOLUTIONS, voth March ago-a. That every person interested, in or entitled unto any- Ex chequer mil, or Dais, made out by virtue of the - Mts under mentioned "- • BOOKS published this Day, by CikOSIAr and Co. Sta. tioners'-court,. Ludgate-street, `. HE MERCHANT. and TRADESMAN'S POCKET DI CTItiN ft Y, adapted toercry branch of Commerce ; by a London Merchant, price . 6s. 6d. 2. Crosby's Itbilders' Price Book lot 1808, calculated with the Advanceon Timber, Deals, Iron, '611:. as well as the Re. duced Price of Lead ; price p. 6d. 3. Crosby's Gazetteer of England and Wales, with two Maps, neatly plihted on fine paper, Trice 7s. 6d. extra board!, or on small paper, Ss. 4. The Complete Grazier; Third Edition, much im proved, extra bo.irds, price 12i. Advice to Youth ; Second Edition, enlarged, boards, price as. 6. Lownde's Complete History of England, to thil, in Question and Answer, price gs. tudinde 7. English Song Book, with Music to upwards of toe Songs,,price p. 6.1. extra boards. New and Improved Editions will be published ip a f.w Days, f Collins's Complete Ready .keckoner, in Miniature. Cotes's Pratticol Land Surveyor, Eine and Curnmoit. Abercrumbie's Gardener's Pocket lotirnal. PICTUALLING OFFICE: Menrsk.to, !SQL. V I E co mmissioNEßsjor neruAttlivd. HIS MAIESTY't NAVY de hetehy give Noitti; That en Thursday, the 3ttt Instant, they will be ready receive Tenders, ix writing (sealed Nob_ end treat fi r such rostra:ie., ...I QUEBEC or other STAVES, a fts. fir the pnrphut cf nta,iine TIGHT and DRY CASKS, at The respeinvt Pt, on; vbCi may make i'mpotalt thereof will contrail to deticar brio the totalling Stores at Dettferd, Portrenzth, and Ipssitth, sk 4 h pi °portions as shall benvyter be detsnrined , stole, one-kalf ty the 30th of November, next, and the stber balf ky the; tst I idleriVing, di:awl:Mgr the description of Staves,. and their length, width, and thickness; to be paid for by hill:, payak:s,„ with interest, ninety idly: after late. The Conditionx of tbe.Crortratl way he seen at the Secretary's Office. • • ' N.B. No Tender for a less guantits than Ten Tionata Steil se wilt de admitted. TO -MORROW EVENING, March 12, 1806, will be performed KAN I Or, LOVE IN THE DESERTS. The Characters by GRAHAM; Miss"LYON, ' Mr. BANNISTER. -Mr. KELLY. Mr. PENLEY, Mr. RAYMONU, Mr. POWELL, Mr. PUTNAhI, Mr. SMITH, Mr. DIGNUM, Mrs. MOUNTAIN. Signora STO RACE, Mrs. MADDOCKS. THE MAYOR OF GARRATT. Sir lacob pinup, Mr. PENLEY: Major Sturgeon, Mr. DOWTON ; lorry Sneak, Mr. RUSSELL: Crispin Heeltap, Mr. W F.WITZER ; Mrs. Sneak, Mrs. HARLOW E ; • Mrs. Bruin, Miss KELLY. lICS 6s. Second Price 35.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price Ss.-- Callety:ss. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second Wks 6d.—No Money to be returned. Pisces for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Spring, at the Box- Office ' Russell-street. The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at Ualf past Six. On Monday (not saw the** three years), the Tragedy of Nary Queen of Scots—the Duke of Norfolk, Mni H. Sid. dons Queen Mary, Mrs. H. Siddons (being their first ap. pearance in those Charatteni). A new Comedy it in rehearsal, and will be speed4y pro duced. By virtue of an Aft, 47 Geo. tt 1. for raising the sum of t 0,500,0001. by Loans, or Exchequer Bills, for the service of Great Britain, for the year 1867 : By virtue of an Aft passed in the same Session of Parlia ment, to enable the LOrds Commissioners of Ills Majesty's . Treasury;to issue Exchequer Bills on the credit of such aids or supplies as have been or shall be granted by Parliament for the service of Great Britain for the year 1807 : 'And also of another Ait,.passed in the last Session of Parlia ment, for -enabling His Majesty to raise the sum of 4,50ci,0061. for the service of C reat Britain : Who shall carry the same to the Office of the Paymasters of Exchequer Bills on or before the 18th day of March, 1808, (unless a sum amounting to 4,666,6661. sterling principal money of the said Bills shall be .so. tier subscribed) shall be paid the Interest that shall have become due thereon to the said 18th day of March, 1808, and shall have in exchange, ter such Bill or Bills, a e. ertificate or Certificates to the GoVer nor and Company of the ,Bank of England, expressing the principal sum contained in .such Bill or Bills, winch Coll. ficate or Certificates shall entitle such person or persons to Capital Stock in the Annuities herein after mentioned : For every hundred pound contained in such Certificate or Certificates, at his, her, or their option, that is to say : To every hundred and fiye pounds capital Stock in An. nuities, after the rate , of five pounds per centum'per annum, to be added to, and made one joint Stock with, the five pound per ceutum Annuities created by an Ald made in the $7O year of His present Majesty's Reign, for granting Annuities to, satisfy certain Navy, Victualling, Transport. and'Exche. quer Bills, and to commence on the stir January. 1808 ; or, To sixty-three pounds five shillings Capital Stock in Tthe said Annuities, atter the rate of five pounds per ceutum per annum, together with fifty pounds Capital Stock in Annui ties, ter the rate of tour pounds per centum per annum, to commence from the sill clay of April, 1868, which said An_ fltlitiCS are to be redeemable at the same time. and in like manner as the said Annuities already established and arc now redeemable by Parliament, and are to be charged upon, and payable out of, the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain. flie Paymasters of Exchequer Bit .s do hereby give notice. that daily attendance will he given at their Office, at the re ceipt of his Majesty ' s E achequer, New Palace Yard, West. minster, from Ten o'clock in the mornin4 to One o'clock in the afternoon. Sunday excepted, until Friday the illth day of March, !tic% inclusive, for the purpose of receiving the said Exchequer Bills pursuant to he above Resolution i and for delivering to the patties a Certificate or .Certificates to the Governor and Company ot the Bank of England, express ing the principal Stain container) iii such Bill or Bills, and the capital Stock to whicn they will be respeetively entitled in consequence thereof: And the Bearers of the said hills arc desired to bring one List of all the above-mentioned Ex. chequer Bills, in different classes, with the amount of each species of the said Billy containing the numbers in nume rical order, ant shiewing the Amount of the principal Sums contained therein, which are to be funded time time of,cona mencement ot Interest, with the Amount that will be due thereon, which will be paid in money,euinputed at use rate of three' pence ,halfpenny per' day, on every hundred pounds, to the said iBth day of March, 1808, on which day the intr.. , on the said Exchequer Bills will cease, and they are de sired in the said list to state the amount of capital stock to be created in the several funds; acid to write their names and places of abode on duir lists, and indorse their names tin the said Bills. The folders of the above-mentioned Exchequer Bills are particularly requested to form one list, observing to class the said Bills according to the several Acts under which they were issued. No regard %till be bad to dray Tender la which the Prier shalt not be interred la wo,dt at length, or that thatl not he deli.: eieJ to the Board be . /ore One viClerk on the said 71wridty, 311 i instant, nor anlett the Peron %rho *airs the re,der, cr tort Person on bit behalf, attends, lo 4,1: .r, TOM" ralle. , _4 0.14W1C4 UP' i(DIV.eiNC Match X, It* HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 1-11$ .1.14 - 1‘• YESTY's ORDNANCE du heiet:y live IV.aire. 1 , i Proposals will he received at aide Offiee,.on Pati-..14411, tat fore Monday the as st Insta4, front slab Pt•SOn.f Pe willing AI undertake the Small , of Folt A E th e v. mance Horses stationSd ix tee pito-Icing Di;triat via I • North Britain, • Northern,' • Yorkshire, Eastern, exclusive of Watley, • Southern, exclusive of Chatham, South West, including Portsinouth, ;sir of Wight and Citristchuri:ll. Western, IVoolwicit ' with its liependencies, ,• Watley aint fora Pet'ed of Six Alunthejuove the itt Apt! . mixt. The Forage to he fittnixime I. in natives Jo consist, at bermojter mojeorm time to time oe required, Either of Ica,. of O.ltS, alb. bf Oats. 121 b. of Hay, Or 0 f 14lb. or Hay. • and • and 81b. of Straw. Sib. of Straw, and murt be delive, eel at the ,erpenive Stations as tin expenre of I,he Contrallor, who is also to jurnith web 1.1,,,ges vati; 0, 11 , Sib ter Ration, , ar so he billet:eel wohts the Chichi? for VSN'A;e4 be moan:. • The Proposal: may be delivered separately or jolty for fork Station, and it is expelled that the Commoner ;bail rarity the stable dung'ibat, &It'll:gibe period of his eontrael, oho• aecomr. late, making an aileuvsesee for the saw. • • • r Further Pqrtiemlart may he burry, upon Ai plfratito to tat (keens Commanding the Royal Arti lky in e.sek /!lark?, 0 0,1 . ti t, at the Ster.tary's Office, in Pall-Mail, afuresaid, any day bett,e. , n the lions.: of Ten and neer o'Clock, when the Procolar me ta. de a'eliveted, sealed up, midendnised," Proposals - for the Supply Forage;" hid tw Prlosal C 61,1 he admitted after the :mid, slat Instant, at Pecilve o'Cloeb at Noon of the same Day I ',rid , e'14 , 47 any Tender he noticed, .amens the Patty making it, or .14 in hit behalf, ;ball attend. • By Order of the Board, • ' R. H. CREW, Ser. In a few Days will be published, in Two Volumes, Itvb. • -- In boards, AGENgRAL and CON NEC TEI4 VIEW of the Iaitt)PHECI ES relative to the Conversion, Restoration, UniOn, and Future Glory, of the Houses Of Judah and Israel ; the Progress, and final Overthrow of the Antichristian Confederacy in the Land of Palestine and the ultimate scacral dillusion of CI ttistuitti y. By the Rev. G. S. FABER; Q.U. • Vicar of Stockton-upon-Tees. Printed fat F. C. and J. Rivin4ton, No. 6a, St. Paul's Church Yard ; sold-also by J J Hatchard, No. :90, Picca dilly. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, a Second Edi- THEATRiI ROYAL, COVE)/T.GARDEN. • rrMORROW EVENING, Mar c h 12, ME,' vill he performed, . THE 1111E1ICHANT OF VENICE. Bassanio, Mr. C. K EtvIBLE ; Lorenzo, Mr. TAYLOR; Antonio, Mr. POPE • Shylocito Me. COOKE% Portia. Miss SM 11 H ; • Werissa, Miss WA DDY lessica, Miss BOLTON. WITH WHO WINS ? • Or, THE WIDOW's CHOICE. The Charaders by hTT, Mr. LISTON; tr. SIMMONS, FAWC Mr. CHAPMAN , Mr. O,eNIVAN, Mrs. C. K EMBLE, Mrs. LISTON; Miss OE CAMP.. 'lairs 6s. Second Price 35.—Pit Is. 6d Second Price IL tPailaiy Second Price es.--Upper Gallery is. Second , ee. 6d. No Money to be returned. Place,' for the Boxes to be taken -ot Mt. Brandon. at the 110X-6ffice t inHart-atreet. The Downs to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at lialf.'past Six. Mdtittay, King Richard the Third ; with Harlequin in' Elensent ; . , I) 1:1 it AW • TUESDAY NEXT, MARCH spil l STATE of the WHEEL. s• . r •‘. Priaes of - - • Cso.oo o sick • • i• • ditto a a 74 * • to„oao 4 . . ditto . ditto Jos a• • • 'ditto . . . soo 'its • • . 'ditto . • . soo 4$ • ditto . • . • so _ _ 41:c. dec. lion, With Additions, of A Dissertation on the Prophecies that have been fulfilled, arc now fulfilling, or will hereafter be fulfilled, relative to the srert period of - 1261 Years ; the Papal and Mahomedan Apostasies„ the Tyrannical Reign of Antichrist, or the Infi del Power, and the ftworation of the Jews. In Two large Volumes, price, in boards, 17s, OCTAVO EDITION OF .MRS. CARTER'S ME MOIRS AI)N WORKS. On the lath inst. wilt b.: published, h:unitotnely printed in Two large 41olume,i, Price, in boatels, 183. MEMOIRS of the LIFE of MRS. ELIZA BETH CA RTE R, witha New Edition of her Poems, Including soniu which have nevcrappe.ired beiOre ; to which will be added some Miscellaneous E.,says in Prose, together with her Notes'on the Bible; and Answers to ObjettiOnS con. tenting rite Christian Religion. tiy the key. MONTAGU PENNINGTON, M.A. Vicar of Notthbount, in Kent, her Nephew and executor. Painted tor F. C. and 1. Rivington, NO. 6s. St. Paul's Church Yard ; sold also by 1. 11.1:ctuird, No. isa, Picea. dilly.. drWhotri may he had, a feW remaining Copies of the 410. Edition, handsomely printed on a lino paper price, in boards, al. ss.—Also a new Edition, in Two V olumes, Evu. of Mrs. Carter's Translation, from the 0 riAinal Greek, of the Works of Epictctus; price, in boards, ,6t.. . . Mk MESSRS. LIGH and Co. i , Surgeon, stirs to. Mr. BR EE, wit.) has retired from larazti,:., confine the it attention to the Treatnymt of certain t.inupla,iii contraeled in an unguarded hour, and that Debility which is caused by the destrurtive) - I , bits of Youth. Mr. Leigh haN., ing been engaged in this exclusive branch fur the I .st elevai years in this noose, it is presumed that the advantage 01 Experience gives the utmost success to that asAiduity with which they devote themselves to the Cure of these C0n..1! plaints. In all Cases of recent occurrence the Cure is speedy. and pain and danger are equally avoided. In every complicate.i C d ae, and in those dittussisig Deficiencies which are the sequences of youthful linpruJencr, or the enervating gences of mat ttrify in warm Climates, their mode f re..t. mein ensures a safe and permanent Restoration to yigorout Health. The 'terms are stated on the first interview, or in answer to Letters containing a Note, and iu every Case the most inviolable secrecy is o'served. No. 29, Arundel-street, Strand, near Temple-bar.—There is an additional gntratice in - Wat:r street adioining Exchequer Bill Office, March The days for payment of the I lITCFCSt, and fat dcllvering Certificates in exchange, will be advertiseu in the Public Pa. pen as soon as possible. MILITARY INSTITUTION, CHARLTON, KENT, Near %Yoolwiula Catuitlon. NO FfiEITP RI ZE. HE SCHEME, with NOT THREE BLANKS .014 TO A PRIZE, contains nearly double the Number of ittil 'Prises of any Lottery tar many Ytars past. . it KE TS and SHARES are selling at all th e Li c e nce d uery Offices. lif t ickets and Shares ire also on Sale for the Grand City tery of Freehold Houses, discharged of Land• Tax, con. inin Ca kat ~'rites to tke Amount of t04,00e1. t ' TY THdUSAND POITND PRIZES are Yet in the Wheel,'besid. s Forty-seven other Capitals. ''flaking the following Rich List of Prizes, all floating : i*. - .. - . Zioseoe 17 - . . . - Zoo* • .4 Win and Co. Ne. 11, Poultry, and No. 12, Charing - Cross, are 'selling T I CK k..rs and SHARES, ,_ at radted'Undrawn. 'TUESDAY is the next Day of Draw; . iat. 'E arl y 1' urc hase r s trust have the best Chance, as all She Capitals may be drawn the next Day. AlFo Tickets an d Shires of the G ran d City Lottery, for /freehold Houses, discharged of Land-Tax, containing only 11 10,0e0 Tickets, with 'Capital Prizes to the amount of 444•0e01. Con, DAy or DRAWING, TUESDAY NEXT, MARCH /S. STATE OF THE WHEEL 3 Prizes of iCao,oo• as Prizes of Apo - . to,ooo 4z - 1 ,4 . 5,000 sz -7 • - . 1.000 &c. &c. &c. NO FIXE PRIZE. TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale, warranted No,Undrawn •at HAZARD, HU RN E t and CO.'s gler, RoYai l Exclrnege, and no whcre elsc in London, on Their &mons. ..SICKETS and StfARES the GRAND CITY LOT-, 4*°tsrs containinronly ao,oce Tickets, are also on sale as ab ovei tpost-psitt)disl ered and Schemes gratis. Y answ eir BiSH, NEXT TUESDAY. • , Coruhill, and g, Charing-cross, NEXT ilsrettuity acquaints his Friends, that TULSDAY are n be the Second Day of Drawing, and as ther e lied Prizes in the present Scheme. he solicits h is I~ricppila ctrio riot their purchases, fearing the remaining "-A ll " May be &awn earlY. in - a 'n , SHARES 'warranted undrawn, are sell _.g at both his Old Establish e d Offices , as above, where No. 4 !.455, a Prize of autered. 1 °1 1245 01. th e First Day, was sold and re. 0 Tickets and Shuts of the GRAND CITY LOTTERY, containing only lo.ono TiCkttS, are also on sale as above. TNM ANNUITY BANK, INS-117111 Y ears , 'ED ma n y fur supplying the blePublic with MONEY at Annuity Interest , and nee rears. Ivan the Security of Freehold, Copyhold, and Lease 'lutd:_kstatta, in Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, An. t il .illeSt Rent Charges, Widows' Jointures, Patent Places, setitymen's Livings. &c. ..The Nobility , and Canty of known Property, or their nrit Apperent, accommodated on their Personal security. crirtkchl end Merchants' Acceptancei, East and West In. Piper, and Noblanen, Gentlemen, and Tradesmen's nil lsdiscounted. OltuPitY. Personally, between the haunt of 'Twelve and F ive. I .elict. addresed to the Diredor of the knighte.bridgc No. 6, Lower John-Meet, coiden.square, TU BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' By Mr. WRIGHT, At the Swan nn, Forest-Row, near East Grinstead, Sussex, " Monday, t o 4th .of April, at Three o'Clocii in OAfternoon, L_ NE HUNDRED and NINE TY - S i x s tand in g 0 A Ks, w i th t heirTop3 and Bark, aituated on Cansirun 411 n, within thtee miles of EWA Cs . finStellti, and stiirty•two +rem London. end Timberay be viewed by ariplyins on the Fattnq 02particulars may be had at the Dorset Antis, East Gtin. ,1 , the Star, Lew es; the King's Head, Cu4ficlal the pl4siclg° enhcad Inn, Ucklield ; the Angel, T un b r id ge; at t h e A ge " Sa nt 3 , Crairle ; s,cocut,W and of Messrs hiteh al. Kel,nt London ~ Pearce, and Kent, band MR. BONNYCASTLE, Mathematical Matter of the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich, and Mr. HOMM EY, continue, with proper Assistants, to in— struct young Gentlemen, designed for the Army, anti, for the Service of the Hon. East India Company, in the various Branches of a Military Education, The .Plan of Studies consists of all such parts of Ma thematics and Natural Philosophy as are conneeted with a Military Profession Also Geogr..phy, Fortification, Ar tillery, Tattle, Plan Drawing, Surveying, Levelling, Reconnoitering, .with the Method of Tracing Works on the Ground, and the Principles and Practice of the French Lan guage. For the Terms, the Plan of Studies, and the Rules and Regulations of the institution, apply to Messrs. Bonneycast la and Hommey, Charlton, Kent. • Mr. QUI NTIN KAY, Deceased. THE CHILDREN and GRANDCHILDREN of WILLIAM KAY, late of Leeds, in the County of York, Whitesmith, deceased, the Brother` of QU I NTI hi KAY, late of Ludgate.hill, London, Upholder, who died on the 16th day of July, 0307, are hereby desired 'to take notice, That the said Quintin Kay gave, by his Will, One-third part of the residue of his Personal Estate unto all the Children of his late Brother. the said William Kay, -who should be living at the decease of the said Testator ; and One other Third-part of such residue unto all the Grandchildren of his said late Brother William Kay, who should be living at. the decease of the . kaid Testator, when, and as they should se vorally attain the age of Twenty-one Years, and should claim the 64111 e within live Years alter his decease. N.B. All such Claims are, to be sent to Messrs. Cardale and Sun, Bedford-tow, London, Solentors to the Executors of Mr. Quintin,Kay. • NEW plias. This Day were published, price :s. 6d. TIE GONE DULL CARE; a Comedy, in Five Ads. By FREDERICK REYNOLDS, Esq. The Blind Boy;' Melo-Drama in Two A eis r as perform. ed at the Theatre Royal, Covent:Garden. Price 25. Printed for Longman, thaw, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-I'4W. 01 whom may be had, all Mr. Reynolds's other Dramas. kr. COLMAN's UNPUBLISHED PLAYS. This Day . Were published, price ts. 6d. each, nEitt AT LAW ; a Comedy, in Five A. • Ads. • The Surrender of Calais; a Play. The Hatticot Hesham ; a Play. Also, The Ircm Chest; a Pis) , New Edition. By GEORGE COLMAN the YoUnget. Printed tot LOngrnim, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-raw. Of whom may be had, all Mr. Colman's other published Drams. This Day was published, In Two thick Voluines, Quarto, price 41. 4‘. In briarda, A N N ETYMOLOGICAL DICTIQARY of the searTISFI LANGUAGE, illustrarin. the words in their ditlerent `Significations, by examplet i4 frotri Ancient and Modern 'W riters. showing their affinity to those of other Languages, and especially the Northern ; explain ing many . tertns, which though now obsolete in Engldnd were formerly earnizion to both Countries, and elucidating National Kites, customs, and Institutions, in their rmalonY tu those ut other :s1 atiutis ; to winch i s prefixed, , tiOit on tnt Origin of tho Scottish Langone, ity JOHN I ANIL ESON, D.D. F e ll o w 01 the Royal Society of Edinburgh, and ofthe So ciety of the Antiquaries of Scotland. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Urine, COM, attd Davies, Awl 1 1. D. symosiolir, l.on doni and w. Creech, A. Constable and Co. and W. mactwoog, This .Day was published, In Quarto, to be Continued Monthly. Part 1. price tot. 6d. of AGENERAL CULLE.CrION of VOYAGES and TRAVELS ; forming a complete History of the origin and progress of Discovery, by Sea and Land, from the earliest ages to the pre+ent time. Prece,lA by an Historical Inrrodottion, and critical Catalogue of Bonk!' of Voyages and Travels; and illustrated and adorned with numerous Engravings. By JOHN rINK-ERTON, Author of Modern geography, tke. Printed for Legman, oHurst , ttecm, and Orme, Paternos. ter-row ; and Cadell and Davies, Strand. *,* This Work will be handsomely printed In Demy 4to. oft a new Ty pe, and it is expected will be completed In Ten or Twelve Volumes. A Part, or Quarter of a Volume, price tos, 6d will he published on the first day of every month, and will contain Twenty.tiv%; Sheets of Letter-Press, besides Engraving, The °Weil of this Collet - lion will be to preserve what is most important , and interesting in the numerous kooks of Voyages and Travels which have at any time ep. pealed. The arrangement will therefore br such, that some. itMe3 a single volume, sometimes tvo, will be alloitosl to particular countries and portions of the World, and forin as it were complete edifices in themselves. It is proposed 'that Europe will assume the first rank i" and tie first volurrws will present the most curious and interesting Voyages and Travels to the remote parts at that division of the globe, as Iceland, Lapland. Nova Zen - dile, Spirzbergon, &c. Some short narratives of travels still remained manuscript in vad• ous libraries; these, when really intereiting, will be insert. co, or extrgas of them intrr.luced. MI the Vravels in to. reign !ant:ileitis will be translated or abridged with great fide. lity and exisetaess, so 113 to CO/iStittlte ft work of autnCritic re ference. RENOVATE!) kIEM.TiI. TT has been too frequently the subje& of just and general teprobition, that men destitute °Alm elements of the medical art hare oll'ered themselves as candidates for public patronage in the profession of physic. For the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, and to prevent us from being classed among those eilipirics whose imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately fun' society, been too favourably - receive/I. we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faith ful.statement of our pursuits and ac. qiiireinents. After having received a regular medical educa. lion as the pupils of Messrs. Grinder! and Blizard, whose lectures and practice we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the London I lospitst ; we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated sckool fur medical acquire ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instrueled ituthe different branches of anatomy, surmry, the theory and pradice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, &c. Arc. by those eminent professors, Dry. Munro, Gregory, Black, Ilamiltrin. Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not be deemed prvultiptuous in saying .that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Navin;; toy a long series ot years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular object ot our ;tunics and practice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior know. ledge of their treatment and cure. 1 n slight and recent cases of infection a perfect .re.establislunent is completed in the short period of two days k and in those of the utmost in. veteracy, where other pract itioner; have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan ot treatment ensures to the patient a sate and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the efreds of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both 'Sexes, there are none more alarming or more distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which fre. quent ly . prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such persons it must be a consolation to know that they may now, by a new and infallible in,xle of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all liftman blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor. Ous constitution. In all cases cif debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal .inteetion, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the great. est secrecy and honour. Hours olcorisultation at home from ten to three; and tioni 6 in the evening till to at night. Patients in the cnuntry ateretpaested to state the particu. Jars of tla.ir case ? age, and Aineral inibit of living, &c. tec. in. closing a rensittance for advice and tint.,ticiii6, when the same will be given, or sent VS any part ot the kiitOloin. To ensure teat state) su essential au tier undertaking, the postage of letters may ralticl to the account for medicines. CU Milt and CO. St.4.{COM, No. 147, Hatton-garden. MCW*. COM: aftxi C•i. have Certificates from the Above respect a bl e p ru f. : N t or i of London and Edinburgh, of the diligence skiff, and humanity, with which they per. duties smi4nel the n daring Use time thay at. ten fed their Lvciurei and kiedi.h.v. (.3.14( 01 , SftnNL AND l.itet Vh L. - - mn. PERRY, Surgeon, Southampton-st ree t, ownshttry. §q tiatc. Proprietor of ADAMS '4 SO L. V ENT, a mild yet efficacious Cure of STONE and GRA. V E L in the BLADDER or KI DN E YS, acquaints the. Pub. lic, that he has for some years devoted Ins whole protessioi,a/ attention to the above Diseases, and their complication wills that of Gout. fie may be consulted daily at his own House, and more especially on Wednesdays and Fridays, where he 'dispenses the Solvent in bottles of is. 6d. I nil. and 11. as. Stamps included, two of which last scarcely ever tall to cot red the calculous diathesis in the habit, find thereby prevent the concretion of Stone in persons ufu sedentary life. Sold also at Bacon and Co's, iso, Oxford-street; and at Bolton's, front of the Royal Exchange, Where also may fle had, just publisher), the Au thor's 't Disquisition a t t Stone and Gravel," Ninth Edition, price is, 6d. pointing out their Cause, and the Diet to be observed during the Core, - with many extraordinary Cases, some of pertea recovery even after the operation had been resolved on. THk REV. MR. BAR( I:Ars PATENT ANTIIIII.I. OUS.I'II.I.S. • TT was a remark of the celebrated 'Dr. Buchan 1 Author of the Dontestic Medicine, that complaint* of the Stomach- and Bowels are the prevailing Malady of th:s Country, which lay the foundation of the mere formidabso and fatal Diseases ; that the person who could discover tir the relief and cure a sate and infallible remedy would per. form a most important service to society. mat discovery has now been made in the Patent Anubilious Pills of the Rev, William Barclay, the extensive sale of which, and the high estimation in which they are deservelly held, 11:is considerably lessened the number of these complaints; au t bids fair, in a short time, to be the tnaans of entirely eating them. These Pills have a quick and safe operati,n they ad powerfully and specifically on the ,title, - oht i.,tt y remove the numerous disooters conneOect with it, ,SieK Head:Aches, Flatulence, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Ner vous Disorders from Indigestion, arc. They are the must valuable Family Medicine hitherto offered to the Pttblic; and the Proprietor is supported by the most respeelable evilence of toe first eharaziers of the Nobility and utficrg . , that they have never been Administered to any person wit:ious giving certain and speedy relief, • and to the end completing a Cure. This valuable Medicine, having been used with su e , is recommended by the followiitc, distinguished eersonagltti The Right'llon. Viscount Dillon, Zile Lord Bishop of Beth and Wells. Sir Cohn Honey wood, hart. M.P. for Honiton. Sir Stephen Lushington Bart. M.P. for Pnyn. 'Thomas Anson, Esq. !VIA!. for Litchfield. - lames Amyatt, Esq. M.P. fo r Southampton. Nicholson Calvert, Esq. ,M.P. for Hertford Edmund Bochin, Esq. New-street. Spring Gardens. Thomas ila;rinwrsley, Esq, Pall. M G. W. Dickes, Esq. Private Secretary to the Ar+.llo.;liop of Canterbury. The Rev. Mr. Dimock, Librarian to the Archbishop. Cecil Forester, Esq. M. P, for Weniack. Sold wholesale and retail by Mr. Butler, No. ,s,Cheapside z and retail by Mr. Kirby, Stallind-street, Old bond -street Mr. Stratton, I cicester-sywfs; Bacon anti fp, 0,. ford-street ; and by all rcspcetable Vendiers m Town and Country. • A Caution,—Observethe name of William Barclay is en._ graved pn the Stampaffixed which is axed on the out s ide per of each box; ail nit so stamped are is danierous tattoo. krice is. 6st, Arai los. per box, witch maple W 44